Topic: October 2024 Edition
Championing life-changing adventures
Staff and students share how outdoor education fosters personal growth and a sense of community, thanks to generous philanthropic support.
Driven by family, powered by opportunity
How a scholarship, and community of support, helped turn a student’s aspirations into achievements.
The lasting legacy of Arthur Barrett
Arthur Octavius Barrett (OM 1887) had a lifelong involvement with the School but his leadership in establishing the Steele Oval is a little known story.
Year 12s return to Grimwade House
It was wonderful to welcome back so many Year 12 students who began their educational journey at Grimwade House for a special celebration.
Melbourne Grammar receives a unique gift
The School is honoured to have been gifted a signed rowing suit by triple Olympian Jess Morrison OAM (OM 2010).
Our purpose and legacy
Participation in the community of Old Melburnians brings us together and renews our bonds.
A Grimwade House leader takes on her next challenge
As she departs for her next leadership opportunity, Jane Thomas says her time at Melbourne Grammar was "an honour and a privilege".
A quiet achiever farewells his “second home”
Nearing his retirement, Mark Coleman reflects on his 22 years at Melbourne Grammar and the legacy he leaves behind.
A lifetime contribution to Melbourne Grammar’s history
A leader in both the classroom and beyond, Tim Morris retires having contributed to almost every aspect of School life.
Students gain insights into our Parliamentary process
Matthew McComb, Year 11, reflects on the key elements that contribute to the successful development of parliamentary legislation.